The Silk Road: A Living History

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“A vivid reminder of the shared history that connects us all.”–Jasmine Bager, Arab News

The Silk Road: A Living History is a vibrant visual journey from renowned travel photographer and writer Christo

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  • Author: Wilton-Steer, Christopher
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Page Count: 208
  • Publish Date: May 20 2025
  • ISBN10: 2490952579
  • Language: English

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“A vivid reminder of the shared history that connects us all.”–Jasmine Bager, Arab News

The Silk Road: A Living History is a vibrant visual journey from renowned travel photographer and writer Christopher Wilton-Steer, allowing readers to explore the cities, landscapes, and communities along the storied Silk Road with the turn of a page.

In 2019, Christopher embarked on an ambitious 40,000 kilometer overland expedition. Camera in hand, he followed the historic trade route from one end of Eurasia to the other. As he traveled across 15 different countries via car, bus, train, ferry, horse, and camel, his lens captured the essence of the Silk Road, from the Renaissance masterpieces of Venice to the bustling bazaars of Iran and the serene landscapes of Kyrgyzstan.

The resulting collection of 160 photographs offers an intimate glimpse into the richness of cultures and the enduring legacy of connectivity that define the legendary trade network. Featuring thoughtful essays by the photographer and a preface by Oxford historian and bestselling author Peter Frankopan, The Silk Road: A Living History tells the story of one journey across Eurasia. It is a celebration of diversity, the traditional practices and customs that live on today, and the flourishing connections that endure along this historical, human network.

Author: Christopher Wilton-Steer
Binding Type: Hardcover
Publisher: Hemeria
Published: 05/20/2025
Pages: 208
Weight: 3.04lbs
Size: 9.60h x 11.50w x 0.90d
ISBN: 9782490952571
Language: English

Author

Wilton-Steer, Christopher

Binding

ISBN10

2490952579

ISBN13

9782490952571

Page Count

208

Published Date

May 20 2025

Language

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